The multimedia industry, where image/video content plays a pivotal role, is developing rapidly [1]}, [2]}, [3]}, [4]}. The emergence of next-generation mobile networks will bring greater opportunities and challenges to the traditional multimedia industry. Meanwhile, with the human society moving from informatization to intelligence, more and more image/video intelligent applications are applied to public safety monitoring, autonomous driving, remote machine control, Internet medical treatment, military defense, etc. In the above-mentioned scenarios, it is necessary to ensure the interpretability and interoperability of intelligent analysis results. Therefore, introducing new multimedia analytics paradigms for machine intelligence is attracting more and more attention. This will become an important development trend of artificial intelligence in the future.
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